
How Family Ties Turned a Conservative Spin Doctor Into a Pop Culture Icon
A look back at Family Ties, the sitcom about the '60s radicals whose kid became a Young Republican.


A look back at Family Ties, the sitcom about the '60s radicals whose kid became a Young Republican.

A look back at Spin City, the smart sitcom about NYC politics, with reviews of its cast, seasons, and lasting appeal.

Stuart Little (1999): Shyamalan co-wrote, Minkoff directed, Fox voices the mouse. Cast, boat race, Oscar nod, and what still holds up.

A review of Disney's 2001 animated adventure Atlantis: The Lost Empire, starring Michael J. Fox, with its Mignola design, lost language, and sunken script.

Michael J. Fox accepts the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the Emmys, thanking family, costars, and Parkinson's patients while cracking jokes.

Back to the Future Part III review: Zemeckis trades hoverboards for spurs as Marty rescues Doc in 1885. Mary Steenburgen's Clara makes the third trip work.

Back to the Future Part II review: Zemeckis and Gale's 1989 sequel leans on gags, a sports almanac and VistaGlide tricks — a bridge between two better movies.

2026 Lasker Awards honor sleep and hemophilia researchers, plus Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's advocacy. Each winner receives $250,000.

A review of Robert Zemeckis's 1985 time-travel comedy Back to the Future, starring Michael J. Fox, and why its clockwork script still holds up.
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